An account book related to Yip Sang's business, family and social activities, providing an account of income, expenses, and debts outstanding.

Account books related to Yip Sang's business, family and social activities, providing an account of income, expenses, and debts outstanding.

A manuscript volume recording income and expenses for 27 persons (includes Yip Sang as number 62).

Blank stationery pads printed with the name, address, and telephone number of the Wing Sang Company, and blank meter account pads for the Lun Yick Company.

Correspondence of Yip Sang regarding shipping salt herring and other goods to the United States of America and to Hong Kong, and correspondence with C. B. Foster regarding Lew Land and related passenger agent business.

Records pertaining to business transacted by Yip Sang, Yip Mow and Wing Sang Company, including correspondence, receipts, licences and other documents. Documents relate to properties, taxes, water and electricity rates, Canadian Pacific Railway ticket sales, Royal Bank accounts, vehicle registration, insurance, purchases, music and medical services provided to Yip Mow, and donations to charities.

Correspondence sent and received by Yip Sang generally regarding Canadian Pacific Railway Ocean Services and steamships affairs, exchanged with Seto More and J. J. Forster in Vancouver, and with other Canadian Pacific agents across Canada.

Correspondence sent and received by Yip Sang and Yip Kew Him generally regarding Canadian Pacific Railway Ocean Services and steamships affairs, as well as immigration and permit matters, exchanged with Seto More, C. B. Foster, and J. J. Forster in Vancouver.

Correspondence, shipping instructions, contracts and other records related to shipping canned fish to the United States of America and to Asia, particularly Hong Kong, Osaka and Kobe. Documentation also concerns fishing licences and canning regulations, transport of fish within British Columbia, fuel purchases, cold storage of fish, rent on Newcastle Island, and affairs of O. Higashide, a business partner of Yip Sang.

Examples of various printed stationery forms intended for use for Canadian Pacific Railway and Canadian Pacific Steamships business, including forms for reporting ticket sales dating from 1913 and 1926 to 1928, a 1928 commercial cables form, three open third class berthing cards in Chinese and English, early 20th century Canadian Government Department of Immigration and Colonization forms for "Report of Chinese Outwards," and 1940s waivers for children travelling unaccompanied, a copy of the Trans-Pacific Passenger Conference Rules and Regulations circa 1920s.

A bound volume with yearly entries recording details related to commissions received on sales of tickets by Wing Sang Company and Yip Sang Company for travel on Canadian Pacific Railway and Steamships, including names of steamships, dates of sailing, commissions received and net amounts sent to the Canadian Pacific, as well as Yip Sang Company statements of earnings for British Columbia provincial tax.

Book of records related to passenger ticket sales by Yip Sang Company as agent for the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, and Canadian Pacific Steamships.

Records related to property, taxes, Canadian Pacific Railway ticket sales, fishing, and business and household expenses.

Records of Yip Sang, Yip Mow and Wing Sang Company related to property, taxes, Canadian Pacific Railway ticket sales, fishing, and business and household expenses.

Records related to property, taxes, Canadian Pacific Railway ticket sales, fishing, and business and household expenses.

Records pertaining to tax assessments and related business records of Yip Sang, Yip Mow and Wing Sang Company.

Records and ephemeral material pertaining to business activities in Vancouver and British Columbia of Yip Sang and members of his family, particularly his sons Yip Mow, Yip Quong, Yip Hing and Yip Yen, and son-in-law Chang Y. Leong.

Tax assessments and related business records.

Tax assessments, telegrams, receipts and other records.

File consists of business records pertaining to property and related affairs of Yip Sang, Yip Mow and Wing Sang Company, including rent receipts for various buildings, receipts for construction contractors, equipment and building supplies, correspondence regarding a legal defense, fishing contracting, oil syndicate shares, wholesale clothing offers, interpreting services, and other trade and export related business

Five company cards of Yip Him as passenger sub-agent for Canadian Pacific Steamships and Canadian Pacific Railway, permitting access to station, platform and wharf, as well as to steamers while in port. One card is stamped, signed and sealed by Canada Chinese Immigration.

Records and ephemeral material pertaining to business activities in Vancouver and British Columbia of Yip Sang and members of his family, particularly his sons Yip Mow, Yip Quong, Yip Hing and Yip Yen, and son-in-law Chang Y. Leong.

Telegrams, receipts and other records related to shipping and fishing.

Correspondence between Yip Kew Him of Wing Sang and Company and Frank Cooper, Canadian Pacific Railway Commissary Agent at Vancouver regarding a surplus of soy stock.

Correspondence received by Yip Sang regarding changes to rates for travel on Canadian Pacific Ocean Services steamships.

Correspondence regarding tickets sold by Yip Sang for travel on the Canadian Pacific Steamship the Empress of Asia.

Correspondence and promissory note regarding shipments of salt herring planned for 1919 and 1920 to C. A. Calkins, guaranteed by Wallace Fisheries Limited, to be shipped from Seattle, Washington.

Folders originally used by Wing Sang Company to contain the Company's business files relating to Canadian Pacific Steamships and Canadian Pacific Ocean Services business.

Correspondence sent and received by Yip Sang with J. J. Forster, Canadian Pacific general passenger agent, regarding travel on the Empress of Russia.

Correspondence with attached berthing cards and related records, between Yip Sang and J. J. Forster, Canadian Pacific general passenger agent, concerning refunds for travel purchased with the Canadian Pacific Railway Company Ocean Services and steamships.

Correspondence sent and received by Yip Sang with J. J. Forster and Seto More, Canadian Pacific agents, regarding travel on the Empress of Russia, including a Yip family voyage in January 1921.

Duplicate statements of tickets sold by Yip Sang for travel on the Canadian Pacific steamship S. S. Monteagle.

Correspondence received by Yip Sang regarding changes to dates of sailings from Vancouver of Canadian Pacific Ocean Services steamships.

Correspondence between Yip Sang and J. J. Forster, Canadian Pacific general passenger agent, regarding travel on the Empress of Japan.

Duplicate statements of tickets sold by Yip Sang for travel on the Canadian Pacific Steamship the Empress of Japan.

Folders originally used by Wing Sang Company to contain the Company's business files relating to Canadian Pacific Steamships and Canadian Pacific Ocean Services business.

One letter in Chinese from Seto More, Asiatic Passenger Agent, regarding the steamship departure date change.

Miscellaneous correspondence sent and received by Yip Sang regarding Canadian Pacific steamship sailings, ticket sales, reduced rates and indigent ticket requests by the Chinese Benevolent Association.

Duplicate statements of tickets sold by Yip Sang for travel on the Canadian Pacific Steamship the Empress of Russia.

Correspondence between Yip Sang and J. J. Forster, Canadian Pacific general passenger agent, regarding travel on the Monteagle.

Correspondence and duplicate statements regarding tickets sold by Yip Sang for travel on the Canadian Pacific steamship Monteagle.

Correspondence sent and received by Yip Sang regarding travel on the Empress of Asia.

Duplicate statements of tickets sold by Yip Sang for travel on the Canadian Pacific Steamship the Empress of Asia.

Correspondence between J. J. Forster, Canadian Pacific passenger agent, and Yip Sang of Wing Sang Company, regarding allotment of steerage berths on the Empress of Japan sailing at Vancouver.

Correspondence between J. J. Forster, Canadian Pacific passenger agent, and Yip Sang and later Yip Kew Him, regarding Yip Sang Company assuming responsibility for passengers going ashore in Vancouver and for bonds to be posted for passengers requiring per

Orders placed by the Canadian Pacific Railway Company and invoices from Wing Sang and Company for sales of preserved ginger to Canadian-Australasian ships the Niagara and Aorangi and to the Hotel Vancouver.

Correspondence between Yip Sang, Yip Kew Him and J. J. Forster, Canadian Pacific passenger agent, regarding reduced fares for members of the Yip Sang family travelling to Hong Kong via Canadian Pacific Steamships, including Mrs. Yip Sang, May Moy, Mrs. Yi

Monthly summaries of tickets sold by Yip Sang Company on behalf of Canadian Pacific Steamships.

Correspondence sent and received by Yip Sang Company regarding Canadian Pacific Ocean Services business.